Location: Koronadal
Top Restaurants in Koronadal
Top 10 restaurants in Koronadal, Philippines
Koronadal, officially the City of Koronadal, (Hiligaynon: Dakbanwa/Syudad sang Koronadal; Cebuano: Dakbayan sa Koronadal; Filipino: Lungsod ng Koronadal), referred to as Koronadal City, and popularly known as Marbel, is a 3rd class city in the province of South Cotabato, Philippines. According to the 2015 census, it has a population of 174,942 people.
Things to do in Koronadal
1. Mang Inasal
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Naturelover106 - Vancouver, Canada
We always go here in Ace Centerpoint branch everytime they (my nephews & gangs) like to eat chicken barbecue. The food taste is still the same since the last time (2013) i'd been. Guys love the unlimited rice. The barbecue chicken is so yummy and cheaper than any barbecue i tried.
2. Fortune Field Resort Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Fortune Field Resort is known for our best CATFISH delicacies. But aside from our Restaurant we also have amenities such as Swimming Pool, Room Accommodation, and Function Halls. If you want value for your money. Come and visit our place.
Reviewed By Michael_Spencer_12 - General Santos City
This spread-out restaurant outside Koronadal has great fish. Personally, I prefer its deep-fried catfish, but, on the occasions when I have been here, other members of my family group also like its fried tilapia and its grilled catfish. My wife also has tried and liked its kinilaw (a dish with raw fish). The fish is not only excellent but inexpensive--you can order a dish of catfish or tilapia that is enough for 5 people for about 170 pesos. You can also have a 1.5 liter bottle of pepsi for 170 pesos brought to your table. When we went lunch time last Friday there were many groups of people seated at this restaurant's large tables, filling up this good-sized restaurant. I am a bit surprised that no one has reviewed this restaurant on tripadvisor before. When we go, we order its fish--perhaps others who have been there can say if they like its other dishes.
This restaurant is about 20 minutes drive by car from the traffic circle in Koronadal, up the national highway. If you are coming from the General Santos City direction take the left road at the traffic circle (the road called Aluman Avenue in Koronadal). The restaurant is about five minutes drive by car past the Banga Bridge (which is well marked by a sign). The Fortune Field Resort's restaurant is to the right, right next to the highway--you will have to be careful to look for a sign for this resort or you may go past this restaurant.
3. Litehouse Diner
WHY CHOOSE LITEHOUSE DINER?Some say its pricey and expensive.But we say, it's very affordable with the taste and the quality plus the sizes of the food we serve...because we know what great tasting food tastes like!!!Freshly COOKED TO ORDER meals.Our goal is for hungry customers to be satisfied friends when they leave. Good food plus a few chit-chats..these are the few factors we love to do
4. Lantaw Marbel Resto lodge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor Member
The place is OK at night the lightings are good but during the day seems not presentable.Maybe lack of maintenance.I think the place had seen better days.Very hot in the afternoon too.Just electric fans situated on the wall cooling the place.Most of the food we want to order that day are not available.I remember eating spring rolls and a huge bowl of soup that I don't remember what's in it some corn on the cob.My husband I think order a clubhouse Sandwich . I'm a huge fan of mango shake and I noticed that it's a bit pricey.
5. Francheska
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Soulman1949 - Manchester, United Kingdom
We'd been to the cinema with a friend and wanted to have lunch but the usual mall fast food variety. Our friend recommended Francheska Grill, which is very near to where my partner used to live, a few minutes away from the Koronadal Rotonda in the centre of town.
Francheska's offers Filipino food, all you can eat and drink - it cost us only 128 PhP per head. The variety of food on offer was just stunning, around 20 dishes ranging from veggie to fish to beef to chicken (please note this is a Halal restaurant so no pork dishes are available) accompanied by rice and noodles.
It is a basic, no frills restaurant but that doesn't mean it's scruffy, far from it. It was comfortable enough and clean. As far as I could see there are two rooms, the main dining area as you enter and a larger room inside. The clientele appeared to be local.
But if you think dining on a budget means poor quality food then you're mistaken. This is genuine Filipino food to a very good standard. I have to admit to not being a fan of the fast food chains and prefer to patronise family run locations where they stand or fall by the quality of the product they're offering - this is such a place.
I have no hesitation in recommending Francheska Grill and will certainly be back.
6. Apareja Buko Halo-Halo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Ronnarie - Manila, Philippines
Apareja is a must try in Koronadal. Make sure to drop by after Lake Sebu or when in Gensan. You can even ask for a free pitcher of buko juice. The place is usually full.
7. Viajera Dine and Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Jet T
Fine dinning resto in the suburbs of Koronadal City. Great for special occasions and visiting friends. A place perfect for pictures and selfies. Food wise it was good. They have international menu with a local taste. No pork and no msg here. They also offer healthy fruit-veggie shakes. The price is way cheaper compared the manila restos. Just be ready with cash because they don't accept credit cards yet.
8. Sheila's Park Family Resto & KTV
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Dine with your family, friends and colleagues and enjoy the taste of your favorite Filipino Comfort food at Sheila's Park. You can sing your heart out at our KTV rooms, Immerse yourself in a relaxing atmosphere at our Lounge Bar after a long day of work, or just enjoy a meal at our restaurant. We can also cater your events at our Function Hall. Coffee, frappuccino, smoothies we have them too.
Reviewed By coppermine909 - Koronadal, Philippines
Nice and cozy place for parties and gatherings. The food is great here though a little pricey.. If you're looking for delicious foods, this is a place to go in Koronadal City.
9. Koronadal Arpochi Seafood
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Rolly M - Las Pinas, Philippines
I was invited for dinner during the T'nalak Festival. I was informed that they only have 5 items on the menu and all are Seafood. We ordered Steam Crabs only with rice and coca cola. The crabs were good but they don't have the Aligue (crab fat) that I really like. I'm not sure if that's just seasonal or they only serve male crabs here.
The total bill for the 4 of us was around 2,000 pesos which means that at P500 person is not to expensive. Although their facebook page says that it is Fine Dining, most Fine Dining restaurants in the provinces are not very strict with their dress codes. You can wearing anything here.
I consumed nearly 3 cups of rice. :-)
10. McCoy's Rib Joint
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Don R
I went there to try their famous ribs but was not impressed with their ribs. I was expecting soft meat falling from its bone but eating was quite a struggle coz the meat is not tender. Presentation would have been better too if they added something on top like parsley or something just to make it look appealing. But i'm willing to comeback and try their other dishes, their Sandwich looks promising :)
